Fishery Pt. Neighborhood Shoreline CE Acquisition project recorded the Two Northern Lights Conservation Easement donation encompassing 23.66 acres and 536 linear feet of natural shoreline on Waldron Island. The Property's natural shoreline and marine riparian vegetation supports rearing and feeding nearshore habitat for salmon and forage fish, sustains the dynamic nearshore processes necessary to maintain natural shoreforms, and is part of the accretion beach system of northern Waldron island which has Point Hammond as it feeder bluff. The original scope of the project included acquisition of seven parcels held by four owners. The scope was amended to include the single tax parcel/single owner Two Northern Lights Conservation Easement. Under the original scope of this project a second Conservation Easement donation was received on two tax parcels (second owner) - this C.T. Burn Conservation Easement has now been included in the scope of project #16-1703. The original scope of the project also included purchase of Conservation Easements on the remaining four tax parcels (two owners). After extensive discussions with the Burn Family (three tax parcels) and Wernstedt (one tax parcel) they came to the conclusion that although it is their intention to put a conservation easement on their properties, the family decision-making process was going to take them longer than the time available. The Trust continues to be interested in the long-term conservation of this important shoreline at Fishery Pt. and will look forward to an opportunity in the future to protect these remaining properties.